👉 Semipellucidity is a term used in chemistry to describe a chemical compound that has both an ethyl group and a propyl group. This means that it contains at least one of each carbon atom, but not all of them are identical. For example, the compound C6H5CH3 (ethyl) is semipellucide, as it contains both methyl groups on the ethyl end and propyl groups on the propyl end.
